Tuesday, December 23, 2003
Decuma: Handwriting SIP, Now For Pocket PCs
Posted by Janak Parekh in "SOFTWARE" @ 01:00 PM
"Decuma OnSpot is a new concept for handwritten input, modeled closely to actual writing with pen on paper. A single input area is used for writing and presenting recognized letters and for editing the text. This makes input natural and fast, and allows you to focus on the content rather than the writing. You don't have to learn or adjust to a certain writing style or learn a special alphabet. Uppercase and lowercase characters, digits, punctuation marks and special symbols, as well as accented characters, can be mixed in the same input mode."
We talked about this technology over a year ago, but it came out for Pocket PCs just last week. I've never played with it before, but the above image makes it look like a very promising form of input. You can get more information on their homepage. They're also offering a $5 discount special until the end of this year. [Affiliate link]
We talked about this technology over a year ago, but it came out for Pocket PCs just last week. I've never played with it before, but the above image makes it look like a very promising form of input. You can get more information on their homepage. They're also offering a $5 discount special until the end of this year. [Affiliate link]
